Clay Shirky on the Value of Journalism
Loading...
Loading...
2,090
Link to this comment:
Share to:
Loading...
- 8:08
The Future of Journalism: Clay Shirky Interviewby sustainablejournalis1,772 views
- 18:37
PdF 2010 | Clay Shirky: Rethinking Representationby personaldemocracy1,604 views
- 4:48
Clay Shirky - Future Transformationsby UsNowFilm3,127 views
- 4:13
iW VIDEO | Is Modern Journalism About Truth?by indieWIRE1,608 views
- 3:07
The History of Journalismby rromro6,206 views
- 4:00
Clay Shirky on humanising brandsby fasterfuture3,744 views
- 3:17
Clay Shirky on Information Overloadby travisswarren123597 views
- 5:32
Clay Shirky Speaking at BEA 2010by JaneFriedman308 views
- 3:01
How to Overcome the Fear of Doing an Interview ...by TheCitizenjournalist436 views
- 1:42
Clay Shirky Shares Some Take Aways From His Ann...by asaecenter321 views
- 1:15
Afghanistan and Backpack Journalism Workshopby Drastiquin778 views
- 22:47
The Future of News: Tom Rosenstielby MPRdotOrg3,132 views
- 4:22
Clay Shirky discusses algorithmic authorityby jps399171 views
- 2:41
The Evolution of Social Journalismby carolyngrisko140 views
- 4:56
DigitalNow 2009 Panel Discussion with Clay Shi...by FusionProd138 views
- 6:53
Anthony Robbins - Change Your Focusby gabrielhummel7,890 views
- 2:17
Eric Alterman on the Impact of the Internetby breakingthenewnews545 views
- 40:24
Clay Shirkyby SmithsonianVideos954 views
- 9:13
Clay Shirky on Love, Internet Styleby suchasweetboy37,889 views
Very interesting indeed. Saying "Licheraly" (literally) over and over is distracting. But still interesting.
ieif 7 months ago
Indulgences were used to fund the military response to the then infidel invasion; today we have unpopular universal taxesto do the same. In order to fund our "free" net we now need content (information) to support the advert tax.
Data is free, now so is comment, insight is the internet benefit of collaborative likes (and views) -the benefit is that service quality will improve as the surly and mean-spirited corporations are publically exposed
paulmartin42000 7 months ago
Authoritative? Nullius in verba, dude. Nullius in verba. Trustworthy? Always been a problem. But the Bazaar vets it better than the Cathedral.
rhadamanthysasterion 1 year ago
There is a difference between making something widely available and having something widely acknowledged which he fails to address.
Fzuke 1 year ago
Information is abundant, yes. Authoritative or trustworthy information, not so much.
ArnoldFoerster 1 year ago